With you in defense of democracy
This Time Tomorrow
This Time Tomorrow is a podcast that takes on the global rise of autocracy. We bring you insightful interviews with thought-leaders from civil society, we explain complex events from a variety of perspectives, and we also try to make you feel… well, a little less alone in the fight against anti-democrats. It’s not just in your head—our democracies and our freedoms are at stake—and we’re here to keep you company as well as updated. Hosted by Omri Preiss, Benjamin Zeeb and Daniela Vancic. Produced by Ted Verver-Greijer. thistimetomorrowpod.substack.com
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1. As close to the end as possible 25.02.2025 12:00
This is the first episode of the This Time Tomorrow: Monologues for Democracy series. Transcript One of my favourite story-telling tricks is to start as close to the end as possible. So let’s start right now. # Sound clip from Steven Bannon’s speech at CPAC [YouTube, RSBN, “Full Speech: Steve Bannon…”]. The clip ends where he does the Nazi salute. “The only way we lose is if we quit. The only way...
4. CLIMATE: The green (re)industrialisation - GUEST: Tobias Lechtenfeld 22.02.2025 1:00:42
In the fourth episode of This Time Tomorrow, Benni and Omri talk to Tobias Lechtenfeld about energy, climate change and the lack of investment in the green tech sector. What steps do European countries need to take in order to provide citizens and industry with access to reliable and affordable energy? Now that climate change skeptics have moved into the White House, what can Europe do to lead the...
3. DIGITAL INTELLIGENCE: Disinfo, information manipulation & influence operations - GUEST: Sam Nazari 17.02.2025 1:00:21
In this episode of This Time Tomorrow, Benni and Omri talk to Sam Nazari about disinformation, information manipulation, influence operations, and how our knowledge and information space gets used up in order to drive an authoritarian agenda. How do influence operations work? What are some examples of influence operations? Why is this NOT an issue of freedom of speech, but one of tackling hybrid w...
2. GERMANY: The progressive future - GUEST: Paulina Fröhlich 02.02.2025 58:49
In the second episode of This Time Tomorrow, Omri and Benni talk to Paulina Fröhlich about Germany’s progressive future and how to overcome the threat from the far-right AfD. On February 23rd, German voters will go to the polls to decide their country’s future… meanwhile, Europe’s post-war tradition of liberal democracy hangs in the balance. Action, action, action! The far-right has already mobili...
1. USA, SERBIA: The second Trump era - Anti-government protests in Serbia - GUEST: Daniela Vancic 23.01.2025 56:03
In the first episode of This Time Tomorrow, Omri and Benni talk to Daniela Vancic about American politics, the anti-government protests in Serbia, and how to empower citizens through bottom-up initiatives and exercises. Daniela Vancic is a Serbian-American activist and campaigner, and the European Programme Manager at Democracy International. https://www.democracy-international.org Source, audio c...
0. TEASER: How we got here - Taking the fight to the far-right 18.01.2025 39:41
This Time Tomorrow is more than just a podcast about politics. It’s a mobilisation tool for progressive democrats all around the world. It’s a movement for a future-facing liberal democracy that spotlights the work of activists and their organisations as they take on anti-democratic far-right parties in local and national elections. Don’t just listen to This Time Tomorrow — join us. Help set the a...
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